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Benjamin Kinsella, PhD, is a project manager and researcher working at the intersection between data science and human centered design. After completing his PhD in Spanish linguistics at Rutgers University, Benjamin now works at DataKind, a global nonprofit that harnesses the power of data science in the service of humanity, bringing together interdisciplinary approaches to help solve humanitarian issues.
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